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Insurance broker in Ireland
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An insurance broker is a professional who acts as an intermediary between clients and insurance providers, helping individuals and businesses find the right insurance policies that suit their specific needs. They assess the client's requirements, compare different insurance options, and provide expert advice on coverage, premiums, and policy terms. Brokers often specialise in various types of insurance, including life, health, property, and liability insurance, ensuring clients receive tailored solutions.

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WHAT IT COSTS

Insurance broker in Ireland: €50–€200 per hour

An insurance broker is usually commission-funded; standalone advice may carry a fee, priced per hour/case. Enter your town above for real prices from the accountants, solicitors and professional firms near you.

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Guide prices compiled by the Locufy team from published Irish and UK provider price lists and 2026/27 cost guides. Updated 2026. Full insurance broker price guide →

GUIDE PRICE · PER HOUR

LOW
€50
TYPICAL
€100
HIGH
€200

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WHAT IT COVERS

What professionals do

Personal Insurance Broker

Helps individuals find suitable personal insurance policies, including health, life, and home insurance.

Commercial Insurance Broker

Assists businesses in obtaining the right insurance coverage for their operations, including liability and property insurance.

Health Insurance Broker

Specialises in finding health insurance plans that meet the specific needs of individuals and families.

Property Insurance Broker

Focuses on securing property insurance for homeowners and landlords to protect against potential losses.

Liability Insurance Broker

Advises on liability insurance options to protect businesses and individuals from legal claims.

Specialist Insurance Broker

Provides expert advice on niche insurance products, such as travel or pet insurance, tailored to specific needs.

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Questions people ask

The cost of hiring an insurance broker can vary based on the complexity of your business needs, the types of coverage required, and the broker's experience level. More specialized services or high-risk industries may incur higher fees.

The duration can vary, but it generally takes a few days to a couple of weeks to find the right insurance coverage. This includes assessing risks, comparing policies, and finalising details with insurers.

While a general insurance broker can handle most standard policies, specific industries may benefit from a specialist who understands unique risks. For example, brokers with expertise in construction or healthcare may offer better-suited advice.

Same-day service may be available, especially for urgent needs, but it depends on the broker's schedule and the complexity of your requirements. It's best to contact brokers directly to inquire about their availability.

Yes, many insurance brokers can assist with multiple types of insurance policies or related services, such as risk management consultations. This can often lead to bundled discounts.

Insurance brokers typically do not provide legal advice or handle claims disputes beyond initial assistance. For complex legal matters, clients may need to consult a legal professional.

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